Spanish

The English phrase “how much is it?” is translated into Spanish as ¿cuánto cuesta? ¿cuánto cuesta? is a question used to ask for the price of an item.

In Dominican Spanish a mild “damn” is caramba or diablo. Carajo is stronger and vulgar, so avoid it in polite company.

To discuss in Spanish is discutir. There are several ways to express the concept of discussing depending on the nature of the interaction.

The English phrase “both ends” is translated into Spanish as ambos extremos. This phrase refers to the two opposite tips or edges of an object.

The English phrase team building activity is translated into Spanish as actividad de teambuilding.

The English phrase “business meeting” is translated into Spanish as reunión de negocios.

The English phrase “yucky” is translated into Spanish as asqueroso. The adjective asqueroso is used to describe something that causes aversion or disgust.

The English phrase “thank you everyone” is translated into Spanish as Gracias a todos.

In computing, the English phrase ‘back end’ is translated into Spanish as dorsal.

The English word ‘trophy’ is translated into Spanish as trofeo. The word refers to an object that rewards success.